The ongoing Travel & Tourism Fair (TTF) Ahmedabad 2026, Gujarat’s biggest travel trade show, continued to witness enthusiastic participation from the travel and tourism fraternity on its second day at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar. Beyond being a premier business networking platform, TTF Ahmedabad 2026 also celebrated India’s vibrant cultural heritage through captivating traditional performances.
One of the major highlights of Day 2 was a mesmerizing presentation at the Goa Pavilion, where artists performed the traditional Samai Nritya (Lamp Dance), a graceful Konkani folk dance dedicated to Goddess Mhalsa, expressing reverence and devotion to the deity. The performance beautifully reflected Goa’s rich cultural traditions and spiritual heritage.
The audience was also treated to an elegant Dekhni dance performance, a celebrated Goan folk dance form symbolising beauty and grace, set to the traditional Konkani folk song “Hanv Saiba Poltoddi Vetam.” The vibrant performance offered visitors an authentic glimpse into Goa’s artistic legacy and folk traditions.
TTF Ahmedabad 2026 features more than 900 exhibitors representing 27 Indian States & Union Territories and 10 countries, each showcasing their unique tourism experiences, culture, and hospitality offerings. The fair continues on Friday, offering visitors further opportunities for business networking, destination discovery, and cultural exchange.